Photographer Andy Richter shines a light on how Bhakti yoga—the path of loving devotion—can inspire a sweet surrender that unlocks a world of meaning, faith, and serenity to those who practice it.

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A man meditates on the Yamuna River at Keshi Ghat in Vrindavan, India. Krishna is believed to have bathed here after killing the demon Keshi, who symbolizes vanity, ego, and pride. Bhakti yogis curtail such tendencies through chanting and humble service.